The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-06-14
BRITISH.

LONDON, June 2.-Chamberlain. respond
ing TO an address presented to him by the
Liberal Unionists of Manchester to-day
warned the working classes against the false,
ness of Gladstone's statement that Home
Rule was an issue between classes and the
masses. The success of Gladstone's policy
would destroy the country and ruin the
working classes.
Mr.. Gladstone has started for Wales, where
he viii deliver series of addresses in favor
of Home Rule for Ireland.
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son of the
Prince of Wales, viii go to Dublin on June
9th as the Queens representative at the
jubilee celebration there.
Parnell has returned TO London much i'm
proved by his short soiOurn at the seaside.
He has summoned a meeting of his party for
Monday, TO discuss further amendments to
the Coercion bill.
Hanlan's hacker has cabled to the stake
holder In the Hanlan-Beach match positive
assurance that Hanlan would row.
The Queen, IN commemoration of her jubi-
lee, will order release of all military pris-
oners confined for petty ofsnseS.
LONDON, June Queen Kapiolani and
suite arrived at Liverpool to-day. royal
salute was fired in honor of Her Majesty.
The Mayor and guard of honor, composed
of the police and soldiers, met the royal
party at the wharf and escorted them TO the
Northwest Hotel in a state processiod. Queen
Kapiolani will proceed to London on Monday
LONDON, June 2.-Advices from Sierra Lee
one say that native warriors under three
chiefs invaded the British settlements of
Sherbro and Sultyus, pillaging and burning
villages Ell route. torturing and killing the
natives and Inhabitants and taking 300 pris-
oners. On entering British territory the
mauraders divide into two forces AMID tried
TO capture the French factory at Salymct and
the English factory on the Mauoh River
both Of which were stored with valuable mer-
chaudlse. Barnett. the English agent. at the
head Of tie native laborers and police, des-
perateiy resisted the slvages. vino were COM
pSiiet 10 tirr afiel ;Atee attempts, leaving
MANY az their ilututei dead. They beseiged
tie station, however, Tor four DAYS, when the
eunbUat icuriHS arrived ard landed q force
OF mariners, WHO quickly put the savsees TO
flight. Tue attaches of the French factory
Tepulsed the attack upon them unaided.
LONDON, June 1.-The President Of the
Cambridge University Club publishes let
ter addressed To- the students OF tue univer-
slty, III which ne says that the college. clubs
Seem ClsIncllned To su scribe toward paying
the expenses of sending Cambridge crew to
america Tor the purpose of rowing against
the Harvard University crew. He therefore
appeals 10 individual members of the univer-
SHY to ASSIST IN raising the necessary amount
AAe "ioeS tEe linsorlduce OF the proposed
race, as II would draw two institutions into
closer relations"
LIVERPOOL, June p Ex-Secretary Man
ming, VIE and daughter, sailed IN the Baltic
to-day, much Improved IL health.
LONDON, June 1.-The last of the Times,
second series of articles on Parnellism and
Crime, which appears this morning. con-
cludes with the statement that the New YORK
Council of the Fenian Brotherhood has finds
for , display in honor of the Queens Jubilee
In other words, a series of dynamite and
iucendiary outraees is intended. Whether
me schemes will succeed the near future will
disclose. It adds: What knowledge the
Parnellites possess of the character and pro-